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Earlier this summer, public health officials warned that new cases of Ebola had appeared in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, indicating that another outbreak was underway. Only around five weeks later, the number of...

Google recently announced the Pixel 4a and teased even more phones coming this year, including the Pixel 5 and Pixel 4a 5G. Now, following a render leak

As work on a COVID-19 vaccine continues, Bill Gates believes the coronavirus could indirectly be responsible for millions of more deaths in the near future. Due to lockdowns and healthcare systems operating at close to f...

With no fans in the stands, the company is using its 5G service to offer an interactive, socially distanced way to enjoy the race weekend.

Researchers explore the close relationship between depression and pain. For some people, unexplained symptoms of pain, such as back or headaches, could be an early indicator of depression before mood changes occur.

The suit claims the executive order is unconstitutional

Can a new company fix what went wrong the last time BlackBerry was "back"? If you're a regular reader of Android Central or happen to catch one of my Twitter posts, you might know I'm a big BlackBerry fan. The "new" Blac...

These motor-powered desks aren't all hype. They actually do make you feel better--physically and mentally.

Apple Watch is by far the finest smartwatches on the block. With all sorts of health features and a design to vouch for, it is pretty much a deal. Currently, only Apple Watch Series 5 and Apple Watch Series 3 are availab...

LG has developed transparent OLED displays for subways, and they're launching first in Beijing and Shenzhen.The company's 55-inch displays can show schedules,

Though a ransomware attempt was thwarted, the university paid to prevent the release of student PII.

Richard Brody reviews Youssef Chahine's "Alexandria: Again and Forever," an Egyptian movie about a film director and his intimate relationship with one of his actors.

Someone is weaponizing your typos.  With the U.S. presidential election fast approaching, people across the country are going online to get instructions for voting by mail, the location of their polling place, and other...

COMPUTING IBM Doubles Its Quantum Computer Performance Stephen Shankland | CNET “There’s now a race afoot to make the fastest quantum computer. What makes the quantum computing competition different from most in the ...

A binary companion star could help explain the mystery of Planet Nine

“Selling Sunset” is the kind reality TV show that doesn’t bother with things like sympathetic or relatable characters. The Netflix series recently released its third season -- which, like the seasons before it, fol...

Plus: A top-secret iPod, Carnival ransomware, and more of the week's top security news.

Apple is continuing its efforts to force meal planner app Prepear to change its logo by expanding the fight beyond the United States, with the iPhone maker now going after the company's trademark filing in Canada. In ear...

Google is embracing the practical side of AR and letting you run the zoo.

Deadly wildfires burning in northern California are endangering the state's historic 133-year-old Lick Observatory.

There's no record of two hurricanes being in the Gulf of Mexico at the same time. Next week, that could change.

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